Please direct me if this is discussed somewhere else by anyone.

I listened to an episode of Theories of Everything podcast today where a guest discussed ancient egyptian views on reincarnation. He mentioned that in asia the stories with evidence of reincarnation as well as their beliefs indicate rapid reincarnation very soon after death. While in the west, it seems that many years to thousands of years can pass between reincarnation and death. Got me thinking.

What if different religions are tied to different powerful ET's that have different death trap contracts and processes? What if by becoming a part of a specific religion gives you a different death trap agreement with different terms, conditions, benefits, options, etc?

Maybe some religions have better deals? It seems to me that a lot of ET behavior must be governed by very strict rules and laws- so contracts would be respected. Indeed, Courtney says the treaties with the ET's are a vital legal document for the ET's continued operations on earth.

Thoughts?

Isabella Greene is doing a lot of interviews about her experience with the observation of death traps in obe and nde. She is also suggesting a way to not get trapped.

What great questions to look into, but, contracts & jurisdictions come in different forms.
Religions, ALL of them, are to be CRUCIFIED though.
«The "/CRUCIFIXION/" of Religion» @ http://www.the-testament-of-truth.com/truth/web/crucify.htm
(Don't shoot the Messenger since the Messenger happens to _be_ the /very/ Messiah himself !)

Reading this thread reminded me of an Interview with Chris Carter on Skeptiko where he mentioned that most people will not re-incarnate more than three or four times back into an Earth-life; I don't remember from which specific-interview but there should only be 3 of those with him on Skeptiko.

"I listened to an episode of Theories of Everything podcast today where a guest discussed ancient egyptian views on reincarnation..."

Ah well, they didn't have any as such AFAIK.

Or rather, the idea of reincarnation did not come with the mythos of Ancient Egypt. Their spiritual views changed markedly over the Dynasties and the different Kingdoms, with Intermediate Periods when there wasn't an overall single "Great House", or pharoah.

And TBH, I don't think what they had was particularly truthful, although they valued truth and order immensely, generally.

"The past is a foreign country" is quite a useful idiom. So is the future.

Me, I'm an alltruist. That doesn't mean I think all religions are 100% accurate. But, it does entail a certain respect for different beliefs, not seeking to antagonize but rather to clarify.

I mean, you can't expect to get on with everybody all the time. "Yes people" aren't very good at enacting change. And without a certain amount of change, life is boring and stagnant. People have a tendency to be curious and to explore.

I'm not a pacifist, but I'm very very big on self defence only, non aggression and seeking to challenge and placate where appropriate. Which puts me outside a lot of people's beliefs, it's a lonely place sometimes.

But wasn't religions created by reptilians?!

"found UFOs that are living beings"

IIRC Daz resolved a saucer craft at Area 51 with some sort of consciousness.

"But wasn't religions created by reptilians?!

Well... religions spring up and get popular. But, really they are a subset of "belief systems". I wouldn't say everything they did was wrong.

Charity for the poor. Education. Record keeping. Trying to avoid doing wrong to other people.

BUT, within any "Holy Book", you will find excuses for violence and cruelty and even ignorance of anything outside that particular book.

Repitllians don't write books, generally. Humans do. Often from a completely insane, twisted, and selfish point of view.

The tricky part really is resolving how religions are hostile and antagonistic and somewhat paranoid towards each other, but there again, it's a "humans with that mind set" issue rather than who wrote the book, and who to blame.